Jordan has been following an important case since the beginning. He wrote about the crime, arrest, and guilty verdict. He is preparing to cover sentencing and hopes to meet with the victim for background information. Jordan tries calling the victim several times. In response, he gets an angry call from the victim advocate demanding he respect the victim’s privacy. Flustered, Jordan stammers out an apology. Then he suggests that running his story might mean the victim gets more support and fewer questions from people in the long run. The next day, the advocate says the victim will speak with Jordan if he provides a list of questions in advance. She explains that some members of the victim’s family have complicated immigration statuses and feel uneasy about any focus on the family. A few family members are also concerned about reprisals from the offender's friends. Jordan sends the questions to the advocate. The next day he gets an email from the victim's sister with detailed answers to the questions. Jordan thanks her and starts writing so he can submit his story before the sentencing hearing. Shortly after he finishes his story, the advocate calls him. She says the family is angry the sister sent so much information, and they do not want it revealed. Would publishing the piece violate the victim’s legal rights? Reporters have a responsibility both to inform the public and to protect their sources. From an ethical standpoint, what should Jordan do? What about from a practical standpoint? Should Jordan risk alienating the advocate by running the story? Angering his boss by failing to submit a story? In your response to this question, be sure to answer ALL 3 numbered parts to this prompt. Use these guidelines when crafting your response: Use a complete sentence to answer prompt 1. Here's a sentence starter you can use: Publishing the piece (would)(would not) violate the victim's legal rights because ... Write 3-5 sentences to answer prompt 2. Write 7-8 sentences to answer prompt 3. Make sure each response is clear a

Yes, publishing the information would be a violation of the legal rights to privacy of the victim.

This refers to the investigation done by an investigative journalist where he tries to fact-find the details of an event so that he can expose it to the general public.

Hence, we can see that from an ethical viewpoint, the best thing that Jordan can do is to respect the wishes of the family of the victim.

From a practical standpoint, Jordan, the reporter should remove sensitive details about the family, while publishing important details that would satisfy his editor and also his investigative hunger.

No, Jordan should not risk alienating the advocate by running the story as this would be unethical and it would also make him lose credibility.

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In at least one hundred words, explain how the character of Dave in Wright's "The Man Who Was Almost a Man" works as an effective symbol for the Civil Rights movement.​

Let us, as alabamians, grasp the hand of destiny and walk out of the shadow of fear . . . and fill our divine destination. let us not simply defend . . but let us assume the leadership of the fight and carry our leadership across this nation. —1963 inaugural speech, george wallace which techniques does wallace use in this passage? check all that apply. appeal to ethos appeal to pathos appeal to logos repetition factual evidence

Which of the following would most logically symbolize cleanliness?

horse
sofa
throne
water

According to the text, teens can experience depression and low self-esteem when: A. they do not have parental permission to access social media B. they spend too much time comparing themselves to other teens C. they are regularly exposed to sad and negative posts by their friends D. they do not have family members who are interested in using social media

what is the format for job application writing?​

In "The Black Cat," what happens after the narrator's character undergoes "a
radical alteration for the worse"?
A. He starts abusing his wife and favorite cat, Pluto.
B. He begins killing other animals in the neighborhood.
C. He tries to kill his wife by burning down the house.
D. He feels guilty and tells his wife that he killed the cat.

[20 POINTS] Why does Cisneros use the word explode instead of words like rejoice or celebrate?

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Read the excerpt from warriors don't cry. as we approached behind them, we could see only the clusters of white people that stretched for a distance of two blocks along the entire span of the school building. my mind could take in the sights and sounds only one by one: flashing cameras, voices shouting in my ears, men and women jostling each other, old people, young people, people running, uniformed police officers walking, men standing still, men and women waving their fists, and then the long line of uniformed soldiers carrying weapons just like in the war movies i had seen. which words help create the mood in the excerpt? choose four answers. distance shouting jostling fists long weapons movies

How does a villains appearance link to his actions

How is a multimedia presentation different from a speech or oral report?

A multimedia presentation includes visual aids to help viewers visualize key points.

A multimedia presentation requires planning and, usually, some research.

A multimedia presentation combines text or recorded speech with other forms of media.​

What is one argument used by opponents of
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and unreliable wages, because they assume
waitstaff is making a greater income through tips.
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D. Customer surveys indicate that more people
would prefer to get their own food and drinks from a
counter than receive table service that requires
tipping, so many people in the service industry are
put out of jobs

Select the correct answer.
Which statement best summarizes the meaning of the passage?

A.
Feral cats, or cats that live in the wild, originally appeared in the United States during the seventeenth century.
B.
Feral cats impact the environment as they live in the wild.
C.
Feral cats, or cats that live in the wild, have negative impacts on the environment.
D.
Feral cats are usually afraid of humans and may bite if approached.

Which sentence uses the verb correctly?

You need to raise the picture more on the left.
You need to raised the picture more on the left.
You need to rise the picture more on the left.
You need to rose the picture more on the left.

Look at page 3 of passage 2 what subplot is suggest when her mom says , sara and trina they love the gifts that you made for them on friendship day

What did you discuss in your response? check all that apply. how the poems are similar how the poems are different the structure of each poem the topic of each poem

name two things that Antony does or says that show he has changed in a negative way from when we first met him in Act 1

The reason a character thinks, feels, or acts a specific way is called?

Choose the word in parentheses that correctly completes the sentence.
please tell the server bow: a would like (your, you're) eggs.

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Read the article Magician's Apprentice:

The magician stands on stage and shows the audience an empty container. The magician waves a wand over the container, says some funny words, and—voila!—produces a rainbow scarf from the empty space. Was this really magic, or was it a clever trick?

Get ready to learn how the magician made something appear from nothing. It's time to be a magician's apprentice.

You will need some basic materials:

two sheets of construction paper or another thick paper
tape
markers or crayons to decorate the paper (optional)
small items, such as ribbons or handkerchiefs
Take the first sheet of paper and roll it into a simple tube about the width of a paper towel roll. Secure it with tape.
Roll the second sheet of paper into a wide cone with an opening instead of a point at the end.
Fit the cone inside the tube, making sure that the edges on the wide opening match up with the edges of the tube.
You should now have a secret compartment between the skinny end of the cone and the inside of the tube. This is where you can hide your handkerchief or ribbons.
Show the audience the end of the tube that has the point of the cone. They will see what looks like an empty space going all the way through.
Say a few magic words–be creative and make some up–before pulling out your ribbons or handkerchief as if they appeared from nowhere.
Great work, apprentice. Keep on practicing, and you will be on your way to becoming a real magician someday.

How would the trick change if the magician showed the end of the tube that has the wide opening of the cone?

Group of answer choices

The audience would be more entertained.

The ribbons or handkerchief would fit better.

The magic words would be less effective.

The secret of the trick would be revealed.

Which detail best supports the writer’s idea that "statesmanship is not an abstract skill, but a contextual one"? adapted from lincoln the great by wilfred w. mcclay which brings us to the question of lincoln’s halfway measures, whose fuller context we need to remember. he rose to prominence as a politician who was antislavery but also anti-abolitionist. the strategy he preferred would have contained the spread of slavery, then gradually eliminated it—as opposed to overturning the institution in one grand liberatory1 gesture. such a position perhaps seems incoherent now, and it [lincoln’s strategy] failed in the end, since the south concluded that it could not trust president lincoln, who received not a single electoral vote from the south, to protect its "peculiar institution." but it was a position predicated on lincoln’s belief that the maintenance of the union was the key to all other political goods. we find it harder to swallow lincoln’s frank disbelief in racial equality and his support for african colonization schemes. that such positions were common, even mildly progressive, in his day does not count for much with us. but what should count for us is the fact that, in the maelstrom of war, lincoln overcame his disinclinations2 to see that the union could only be preserved if it sought to achieve something greater than its own survival. statesmanship is not an abstract skill, but a contextual one, highly specific to the circumstances it finds. it is irresistible to wonder what kind of leader lincoln would have been had there been no secession attempt after his election, or had he lived to be a postwar president. that the question is almost impossible to answer intelligently, though, tells us a great deal. lincoln was above all a war president. like it or not, that condition of history defined him. he was not elected to be such a president. he might have been no more effective in peacetime than andrew johnson was. and he might well have found out, as winston churchill or george h. w. bush later did, tha

Determine whether the textual evidence supports an analysis that "character is who you are in the dark" applies to "the most dangerous game" and "lather and nothing else." alone in the jungle, rainsford is afraid. rainsford is a well-known hunter. the barber is skilled at his job. the barber has been secretly helping the rebels.

Write about of your friend whom you really appreciate

Can someone write me a conclusion for my research paper?

Write a multi-paragraph written response in which you analyze the idea of happiness. In your response, consider the ways in which people can achieve happiness. Your response must be based on ideas and information that can be found in the passages “You can Buy Happiness if it’s an Experience” and “Study: ‘High Incomes Don’t Bring you Happiness’”

Answer the following question according to formal grammatical rules.
What is the antecedent for the pronoun "It" in the following passage?
The sixth-grade students liked volunteering their time to read to the elderly people in the hospital. It made them happy
O Sixth-grade students
O Volunteering
O Time
O Hospital

Describe your definition of what it means to be a friend. To help you, think about a really good friend you have, or have had…and what they were like. How they helped you with things that happened during the course of your friendship. You can also think about and describe what would make a really good, or even a “perfect” friend. Be specific! (100 word minimum)

What can the reader infer about the author’s attitude toward these “fastidious persons?

How do historians and human scientists give knowledge meaning through the telling of stories?

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